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Thinking intelligently about automation

Alan Pelz-Sharpe discusses why intelligent automation is as much a people and process activity as it is a technology challenge.

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Automation is the imperative of the day, be that in business process automation, robotic process automation or even hyperautomation. But is it all about the tools and technology?

This webinar explores the practical aspects of automating front- and back-office processes and tasks and dealing with today's reality of managing legacy applications and sustaining well-established business activities. Alan Pelz-Sharpe, IT analyst and founder of Deep Analysis, explains how to approach the automation and augmentation of human tasks and processes in the real world of multiple disconnected legacy applications and data silos.

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